EGIS / Training Courses
Confined Space & Basic Rescue
Prepare for the space. Plan for the rescue.

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Practical preparation.
Relevant skills.
Prepare employees and supervisors to recognize confined space hazards, use permit systems, and plan safer entry and rescue procedures.
What your team will explore
- Confined space identification, classification, and permit systems
- Atmospheric monitoring, ventilation, and isolation concepts
- Authorized entrant, attendant, and entry supervisor responsibilities
- Rescue planning, non-entry retrieval, and emergency coordination
- Practical permit-completion exercises and documentation
Student outcomes
Apply hazard recognition, entry planning, and role-specific responsibilities to workplace scenarios.
Value for your organization
Stronger entry planning and documentation can help reduce disruptions and improve emergency readiness.
Completion requirements
Successful completion requires 100% attendance, at least 80% on the written assessment, and verification of course-appropriate practical performance.
Built around your workplace
Discuss your equipment, work environment, and SOPs with EGIS. The course scope, required equipment, prerequisites, duration, and evaluation approach will be confirmed before scheduling.
How is the course delivered?
EGIS combines classroom instruction with course-appropriate practical exercises. Ask about training at your site and options for multiple shifts.
What documentation is provided?
Course documentation and applicable certificates or operator cards are confirmed during quoting. EGIS issues certificates and wallet cards after payment is received.
How much does training cost?
Pricing depends on course scope, class size, location, and equipment needs. Send a quote request to receive a proposal for your team.